The Central Market in KL is great place for tourists to pick up souvenirs and eat.
Also it's indoors and air conditioned.The Islamic Arts Museum is really great, not just because of what it contains, but because the building it self is great. The national museum was okay too.
Despite KL being a concrete jungle several big old buildings from colonial times remain too stick out among all the highways and modern buildings going up.
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| Light breakfast |
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| Usually it's the fish on the menu, but today my feet |
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| Fish foot spas can be found in Korea but this was my first time to try it at the Central Market in KL |
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| National Mosque |
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| Islamic Arts Museum |
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| This TV is reading out the Quran but on the screen it is appearing in English on the left and in Arabic on the right. |
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| 5 lines across the map of the world for the 5 daily prayer times. You can see where and when it's pray time for Muslims anywhere in the world. |
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| Different Arabic scripts |
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| Keris - curvy traditional and spiritually symbolic daggers |
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| A gun with real bite |
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| From the outside |
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| Old KL train station |
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| Construction everywhere |
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| National Museum |
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| The paintings on the side of the building depict events from the history of Malaysia |
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| Bahulu Bread |
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| Rubber in Malaysia |
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| Thank you Samsung |
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| Everyone drives a Proton here |
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| Nice ice cream and milk drink which everyone seemed to drink here |
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| Independence Square |
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| Independence Square - once a cricket pitch |
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| I ate a lot of fish |
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| Sweet Thai snack made with Bambu |
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| Kelapa (Cocnut) doesn't stink |
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| Durian stinks |
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| Soft and jelly-like but stinky |
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| Centralized tissue, what a relief! |
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